Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree: Bandai Namco's Hades-Like

Bandai Namco has unveiled a new game called Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree at the Summer Game Fest. This upcoming roguelike features mechanics reminiscent of Hades but draws inspiration from Eastern mysticism. Players will encounter a top-down view with dynamic action combat, as well as upgrade options throughout their journey. Towa will allow players to choose from multiple characters, showcasing unique abilities while cooperating to fend off a threatening demon. The visuals are richly influenced by traditional Japanese art and include a cast of eclectic characters, such as a giant shiba and a large talking koi.

Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree is a roguelike game that combines Eastern mysticism with action-packed gameplay, allowing players to control multiple characters as they battle a malevolent demon utilizing upgrade systems similar to Hades.

Roguelikes have gained significant popularity in recent years, with games like Hades setting high standards for the genre. Towa aims to carve its own niche by blending Japanese art aesthetics and captivating gameplay dynamics, appealing to fans of both traditional and modern gaming experiences. Bandai Namco’s involvement assures strong development backing that could elevate this title in the competitive roguelike landscape.